stran·gu·la·tion [ˌstræŋgjə'leɪʃən] N no pl
1. strangulation:
- strangulation (strangling)
- davljenje nt
- strangulation (death from throttling)
- gušenje nt
2. strangulation MED (strangulating):
- strangulation
- podvezivanje nt
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According to one account, he was too light for the drop to break his neck and died slowly of strangulation.
en.wikipedia.org The police found him lying on the floor of a basement, with strangulation marks around his neck, but no other signs of violence or disorder.
en.wikipedia.org As such, while they do not suffer cyanide poisoning, cyanide withdrawal is, for them, an extremely painful condition similar to slow strangulation.
en.wikipedia.org That was often insufficient to break the prisoner's neck, and therefore death was not always instantaneous, typically occurring slowly by strangulation.
en.wikipedia.org The autopsy report did indicate he had suffered partial strangulation and had fingernail marks on his neck when he died.
en.wikipedia.org Pretražite rečnik
- straitened
- straitjacket
- strait-laced
- strand
- strange
- strangulation
- strap
- strapless
- strapping
- Strasbourg
- stratagem